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Join our board of trustees!

9th Mar 2022

Do you believe in the power of art to bring us together and create real change?

Could your skills and expertise help lead our collaborative arts charity?

Our organisation has rapidly grown in reach and size since we formed as a charity in 2018 and we are seeking new Trustees to help lead our organisation through the next stages of our strategic development.

We are seeking two new Trustees including the role of Treasurer. We are particularly keen to bring in new voices from St Helens and the Liverpool City Region. We welcome applications from those who have worked within the third sector and have experience in: financial management, income generation, and organisational strategy.

Previous trusteeship experience isn’t essential. Apply by 24th April.

For more information and how to apply, please visit the the full job advertisement.

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